Motor Vehicle Accidents and Neck Injuries

Ed Van Dorn
Ed Van Dorn
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Posted by Ed Van DornSeptember 11, 2007 4:33 PM
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Anyone who has been unfortunate enough to have been in a motor vehicle accident and suffered a serious neck injury knows that insurance companies will most often assume that the victim is exaggerating the extent of the injury and try to down play the case. This is so even though study after study has demonstrated that serious neck injuries can occur in motor vehicle accidents even at lower speeds. Most recently The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety itself conducted a study and concluded that many large vehicles fall short in protecting against neck injuries.

Most interestingly this study concerned large SUV type vehicles. It did not include smaller compact type vehicles where arguably there is even less protection. There is no question that serious neck injuries can occur in car accidents even at low speeds. If you have a serious neck injury as a result of a low speed collision don't let the insurance company push you into an inadequate settlement. Contact a law firm that has experience in representing accident victims that have sustained serious neck injuries in automobile accidents.

For more information on this subject matter, please refer to our section on Car and Motorcycle Accidents.

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